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Art Storage

Posted By: Laur on 2007-06-23
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Does anyone know where to get a flat, under-the-bed cardboard or some kind of sturdy art storage box for kid's art?  It's taking over my house.  School just ended and they also sent EVERYTHING home. I'm in Seattle.  I have searched online with Google, Staples, Office Depot, Michael's, I'm at a loss. 




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